In one of India's fastest-growing industrial cities, a quiet revolution is underway on footpaths, cycle tracks, and shaded boulevards. Can Pimpri Chinchwad become a blueprint for how Indian cities move? Drive through the industrial sprawl of Pimpri Chinchwad on a Monday morning, and the sheer scale of the city's mobility crisis is impossible to miss. Over 21 lakh registered vehicles compete for space on roads designed for a fraction of that volume. The air hangs heavy. Footpaths, where they exist, are often an afterthought, cracked, encroached upon, or simply absent. And yet, step into the...